The gapingvoid Tapestry

Tapestry, a won­der­ful little picture-storytelling app from NYC did a lovely job of cap­tu­ring the backs­tory of my “I don’t have friends” piece, one of my all-time favo­ri­tes.… [To read the entire ori­gi­nal backs­tory, go here.]

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“Live-Tooning”: gapingvoid does Events, Y’all…

Gaping­void Does Events  —  TechC­runch Dis­rupt SF 2012 from Gaping­void on Vimeo. We’re doing more and more events these days. I call it “Live-Tooning”… It’s what I do ins­tead of “Public Spea­king”. A little bit more uni­que. Here’s what we wrote recently: Here’s how to supercharge your event: The gaping­void team was enga­ged by TechC­runch to create […]

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The gapingvoid Wall at Techcrunch HQ

[Techc­runch and gaping­void have been friends for a while– since 2006 or so, actually. And here’s the art to prove it, han­ging on a wall in the main Techc­runch offi­ces in down­town San Fran­cisco. Those sma­ller ones are 9“x12”, lar­ger ones are ginor­mous.  Jeff Sass took the pic­ture while visi­ting there a cou­ple of weeks ago…]

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THESE. ARE. AWESOME: Large, 40“x40” gapingvoid prints on metal.

Keith Thom­son, Mana­ging Direc­tor up Sto­ne­gate Pri­vate Coun­cil (a wealth mana­ge­ment firm up in Toronto) liked the “Dent” car­toon so much, he com­mis­sio­ned a spe­cial large one: 40x40 inches, prin­ted on metal with a gloss sur­face. It came out loo­king awe­some. Very slick, very solid, very pro­fes­sio­nal. And then he gra­ciously posed in front of the […]

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Gape into the void

[Sent out in yesterday’s news­let­ter. Buy the print here etc.] Lots of peo­ple ask where the gapingvoid.com name comes from. Here you go, the car­toon was ori­gi­nally published in the Aus­tin Chro­nicle, while I was atten­ding Uni­ver­sity of Texas. The fellow pee­ring into the vie­wer is Gloop, I still draw him today, when I need a kinda lumbering, […]

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Innotribe

As follo­wers of my Twit­ter stream will know, last week I was in Toronto, live-cartooning at Inno­tribe 2011. Inno­tribe hap­pens every year at Sibos, the ENORMOUS inter­na­tio­nal ban­king and finan­cial con­fe­rence put together by SWIFT. Chris Skin­ner wrote a nice over­view here, with the gaping­void phots­tream over here. My job was to “live-toon” dra­wings over the […]

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You don’t want to change the world…

Every­body wants to be on the win­ning team. Some peo­ple don’t care what team they’re on, to paraph­rase Bob Dylan, so long as they’re win­ning. I’ve been around those peo­ple all my life. Most were for­got­ten, by me and every­body else. Some peo­ple don’t mind if they win or lose, as long as they don;t get hurt. Some […]

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“unifying work and love”: the first #evilplans salon– downtown miami, 7.30pm, wednesday, 23rd march

[The #sxsw­Ca­res logo I did at SXSW in aid of the Japa­nese Tsu­nami etc…]. “South-By” is pretty much over for the year. So what’s next? gaping­void is having its first “Evil Plans” salon on Wed­nes­day eve­ning, the 23rd of March at 7.30pm, just under a week from now. Down­town Miami. It will be limi­ted to 15 […]

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evil plans: please look after this englishman

[“Bur­den”: You can buy the print here etc.] My old buddy from my early Lon­don social media days, Lloyd Davis has an Evil Plan. A US road trip with a big social media angle: “Please Look After This English­man”. In March 2010, I tra­veled, some­ti­mes with others, some­ti­mes alone, coast-to-coast across the USA from Bos­ton to […]

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greetings from las vegas– here for c.e.s. and @intel

Gree­tings from Las Vegas! I just got in… I’m here for CES, on behalf of my client, Intel, who are launching their new the 2nd Gene­ra­tion Intel® Core™ pro­ces­sor. Like I said on my last post, I’m here to sign prints new Intel limi­ted edi­tion prints (sui­ta­ble for fra­ming yak, yak, yak). We edi­tio­ned only 50 of each […]

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